White City Township Community Council

November 3rd, 2010 @ 7:00 PM

Eastmont Middle School 10100 S 1300 E Room # 105

Meeting called to order by Troy Blundell, Chair, there was a quorum.
Excused Paulina Flint out of town.

Welcome, Introductions and then Pledge of Allegiance was led by Paul
Smith.

Dismissed meeting and proceeded with Canvass Meeting for 2010 Election.

Don Patocka, Election Chair gave the election report for 2010. There
were three election locations, Edgemont, Eastmont and Alta View schools and
were opened on November 2, 2010, from 7:00 AM and closed at 8:00 PM. The
ballots were then tallied by Ralph Cooley, Paul Smith and Don Patocka. A
summary of the report is as follows: Dist. #1; Kay Dickerson, 146
votes-Dist. #3; Troy Blundell, 98 votes-Dist.#5; Jeremy Christensen, 187
votes-At Large Representatives; Paulina Flint, 475 votes and Richard Snow,
509 votes. All were running unopposed, thus clearly the winners. A full 2010
Election report is attached to the minutes for further details. A short
discussion was held relative to the problem with several persons who were
unable to vote because of various problems and the conclusion was that there
were registration problems that needed to be worked out. Ralph Cooley made a
motion to accept the Election report. Motion was seconded and approved.
Jeremy Christensen made a motion to destroy the ballots. Motion was seconded
and approved.

The Canvass report meeting was then closed and the Council meeting was
resumed

Kay Dickerson presented the October 6th, 2010 minutes for approval. Don
Patocka made a motion to approve the October 6th, Minutes. Motion was
seconded and approved.

Jeremy Christensen gave the Treasurer’s report for October. He mentioned
that we have a minimal balance. The 2011 budget has $5000 with South East
Township days at $8000. We still had not received funding from other
councils. We spent about $950 for Elections. Paul Smith made a motion to
approve the report. Motion was seconded and approved.

Sheriff’s Report. James Taylor of the Sheriff’s Department made his
report. They had 158 calls with 78 cases; this was down from last month.

Salt Lake County Mayor’s Office-Bev Uipi indicated that most of her
effort has been working with the Councils on the elections and their
deadlines. Budgets for the councils have been submitted and they are the
same as last year. Granite Township vote did not pass. Have collected
priorities from all Councils and will come back on the funding. Discussed
the following items: Sidewalk along 9400 South on the North side of the
street at the intersection to the Ski interconnects. Poor visibility coming
on and off 9400 South to Poppy Lane in the East bound lanes. Problem with
Sandy and SL County ownership of street. No one wants to take ownership of
pedestrian and traffic problems. Three way Stops at Buddlea and Larkspur,
also Larkspur and Zinnia are of big concern to school crossings at these
locations. Ralph Cooley will write a letter to the County about the problem.

New Business- Greg Schultz mentioned the Commemorative Street Naming
Draft Document and was wondering if we have any comments on the document. It
takes 75% approval of owners on the street to get approval and property
owners on the street would share cost. There is already and ordnance for
renaming streets so why do we need a new ordnance? Jeremy Christensen made a
motion to recommend accepting County Councils recommendation to accept the
existing ordnance and make technical changes to include commemorative
changes. Motion seconded and approved. Jazz Tickets will be made available
to Councils in Blocks of seats if desired.